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Patreon Poll: Black and White Movies? (Patreon)

Published:
2025-01-10 16:59:50
Imported:
2026-06

Poll

Patreon Poll: Black and White Movies?

  • Roman Holiday (1953) 43
  • Some Like It Hot (1959) 46
  • Arsenic and Old Lace (1944) 23
  • Duck Soup (1933) 39
  • The Maltese Falcon (1941) 61
  • Sunset Boulevard (1950) 23
  • The Philadelphia Story 20
  • 2025-01-10
  • —2025-01-14
  • multiple choice
  • 255 votes
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Content

Last week's winner will be watched over the weekend.

Remember, you can vote for more than 1 movie, and don't worry if the movie you voted for doesn't win! because don't forget, I do 3 movies a week ;)


Comments

Brian Berg

Brian's song would have been amazing, true story and in black and white, know they later remastered it with colour

SpiffMan

Yes please, all of those.

CMB76

Good list.

Robert Jewell

I'll never get why Falcon gets so much attention.

Brian Berg
>>160902367

Can't post pictures here, but I saw it in B&W, Google have pictures too, it was filmed in color, but released as B&W because many didn't have color tv at the time

jamie

i think you will like "an idiot abroad" it was the most watched show in UK tv history

Malcolm Ferguson

It's not black & white, but one older movie I would recommend is the original Murder on the Orient Express, from 1974.

Mark Rude

I'd love to see Dasha react to a Marx Brothers movie! Doesn't look like 'Duck Soup' is getting much love though. 'Some Like It Hot' is hilarious.

Thats MR. Baldamort

I think it is safe to say that Dasha has finally found her Niche umong the reaction space. Her love for classics 60s and older.

Joseph Powell

Trash 🗑️ the one getting the least attention and add "Paper Moon" 🌙 to the list best period piece movie ive ever seen with Ryan O'Neal and real life daughter Tatum O'Neal 10 yo at the time and winning an Oscar for it

Michael@GetFitwithDogs

Any idea on when the poll winner "Big Trouble in Little China" will be released? It may have been forgotten during this crazy Holiday.

AreYouSerious

Happy New Year Dasha! Glad to see you back and hopefully in a better place. I'll join in with everyone else and letting you know that we all support you and are glad to know you are feeling better. Now on to less serious stuff, I would like to make sure recommendations on some polls as well as possible movie options you can include in the future this year: Poll #1: Movie Franchises we would like you to continue Options: Toy Story (stopped after Toy Story 2), Rocky/Creed (Stopped after Rocky 4), Planet of the Apes (Stopped after Rise of the Planet of the Apes), John Wick (Stopped after John Wick 2), DCEU (Need to start at Snyder Cut of Justice League instead of theatrical cut), Fast&Furious (Stopped after F&F6), Ocean's Films (Stopped after Ocean's Eleven) Poll#2: Biopics Options: Steve Jobs. Ray, Bohemian Rhapsody, Selena, La Bamba, Erin Brokovich, Cinderella Man Poll #3: Comedy Options: 21/22 Jump Street, The Jerk, The Longest Yard, Game Night, 50 First Dates Poll #4: Animated Options: Spider-man: Across the Spiderverse, Incredibles 2, The Lego Movie/The Lego Batman Movie(Sequel), Hercules, A Goofy Movie Poll #5: Oscars Best Picture Winners (Could do this in couple months when the Oscars will be showing) Options: Oppenheimer, Spotlight, Slumdog Millionaire, Birdman, Argo Poll #6: Denzel Washington films Options: Book of Eli, American Gangster, John Q, Fences, Flight, Safe House

puppers

I voted Duck Soup, it's old as hell, but look at the cast guys. But I also think a musical comedy would be fun.

Thats MR. Baldamort

Oh Dasha, do you plan to still watch "Rear Window" since it won the last poll? You will most certainly love that movie. I have a hunch it could become one of your new fav black and white films.

Patrick Anderson

Love the Matlese Falcone. Plus Hitchcocks Pyscho, the Birds, and George Rameros Night of the Living Dead.

Allan Mott

Way too many dudes voting in these polls. They always pick the most "manly" one. Every single time.

Doce

As a native Philadelphian, gotta go “The Philadelphia Story”; but also “Roman Holiday”. A battle of the Hepburns - Katherine vs. Audrey.

zynjams

Dasha is becoming the best reactor.

ButtercupsTrueLove
>>160907221

Great choice! And say no more, please - we like when Dasha goes in blind and is overjoyed by what she watches.

FredLeChouan

Duck Soup sûrement un mes préférés avec A day at the races et A night at the opéra .

Thats MR. Baldamort
>>160907551

You may not like it, its just your personal subjective taste. Oppenhimers SEVEN Oscar wins and record breaking profits and ratings will say otherwise lol.

Troy Hickman

Man, all of these would be great. I'm a huge Marx Brothers fan and Dasha should watch all of their stuff. But Frank Capra is my favorite director, so I'm also leaning toward Arsenic and Old Lace. But Jimmy Stewart is my favorite actor, and he's in the Philadelphia Story. On the other hand...😉

Eddie Perkins

I'm still waiting for the movie Deliverance (1972), another one she said she would watch.

Thomas
>>160908107

One of my favorite movies! Also Big trouble in little china which won a poll a while back too.

Eddie Perkins
>>160934034

I want to see some guys in the great outdoors making new friends and listening to some banjo music; I'm easy to please 🤷

CMB76
>>160933277

There's not a bad movie on this list. Any of them will be great.

Joseph Powell
>>160907221

I like that too we need more people to like and recommend this most excellent movie🍿🍿🍿

Michael@GetFitwithDogs

Off Topic: Interesting Facts! If you jumped to 65 million lightyears away from our planet, turned around and pointed a strong enough telescope at Earth, you would see dinosaurs walking around.

Troy Hickman
>>160963168

It's either because a light year is how far light can travel in a year, and therefore you would be looking at the light that was reaching you at that distance which emanated during the time of dinosaurs... or because after all of that traveling, you decided to unwind with a few stiff drinks...

Troy Hickman
>>160963168

Okay, here's one for you. If you put an infinite number of monkeys at an infinite number of typewriters...the stench would be ungodly...

Tony Rossell
>>160907355

Since you asked this last time I've come up with a couple of theories. Maybe it's in copy right hell right now, or maybe she didn't like it and is hesitant to post it worried about negative backlash, like how Cassie won't post Batman '89. I'm probably wrong and think you're right but figured I'd share my theories.

Thats MR. Baldamort
>>160963168

Im a space nerd. I specifically love reading about the fermi paradox. That one will make you crap your pants a bit.

Tippytoe

Dasha! You're so pretty!

Neversure

I humbly recommend the B&W movie: "The Flying Deuces" It is a film by the comic duo Laurel and Hardy And is also available on YT in full :-)

Fantomex

Roman holiday was the only romantic comedy to get it right. It was the movie that made me believe in love again 😋

Michael@GetFitwithDogs
>>160963168

Spot on Troy! Everything we see is our brains interpreting light received by our eyes. Light travels at a certain speed. Over large distances it takes light time to travel. The Sun - for instance - is 8 light minutes away. When we see the Sun, we are seeing it as it was 8 minutes ago. If the Sun were to magically vanish right now, we would not only still see it there for 8 minutes, but our planet would still orbit the Sun for that 8 minutes as well, even though its gone. No information travels through space faster than light. Pertaining to the original question, if you were at a point 65 million light years away and you were lookng at Earth through a super telescope, you would be receiving light that left the Earth 65 million years ago. Light that left Earth when dinosaurs still walked the Earth. So that is what you would see. Any light that left the Earth when humans ruled hasnt traveled all that far yet in cosmic terms. This is one reason why we know so much about the Universe. When we look deep into space with the James Webb Telescope or the Hubble, we are seeing the Universe as it was a long time ago. If we look at a galaxy that is 1 billion light years away, it means we are seeing that galaxy as it was a billion years ago, not as it is today. In fact, many of the stars we see no longer exist. This is just one fascinating thing about the Universe. Black holes are another incredible phenomenon.

Michael@GetFitwithDogs
>>160963168

Baldamort, I love space stuff as well. It's mind boggling. Human brains evolved under pressures to solve problems we encounter to our survival here on Earth. They did not evolve to understand things like particle and wave function or black holes. Those concepts are alien to our minds. It's incredible that we have developed enough to begin to understand these things through math and observation.

Eddie Perkins

I know she would love "To Kill a Mockingbird." Well, not literally. But the movie. It's one of those movies my mother made me watch when I was young, and I didn't want to because it was black and white, but it turned out to be one of your favorite movies.

JokesterHollywood
>>160907355

I for one, if Dasha didn't like it, welcome when a reactor is honest about not liking a movie. Thousand and thousands of movies exist, you won't like all of them. Its impossible to expect that of a movie reactor, and it sucks that reactors are afraid of a little controversy now and then for simply being honest, yet many people at the same time also hate "fakeness" because how dare they like all the movies they watch. There is no winning with movie reactors sometime. Dammed if you do dammed if you don't.

Troy Hickman
>>160984387

One of my favorite movies. Man, I envy you your upbringing. My mom would have been hard-pressed to name a movie, let alone make me watch one. She probably would have thought that To Kill a Mockingbird was part of a pie recipe...

Tony Rossell
>>160907355

I agree Jokester I'd rather a reactor be honest. If they don't like a movie Ido I don't care. Not everyone is going to like what I do, just like I won't like things that others do.

Joseph Powell

Replace the two lowest with To Kill a Mockingbird and Paper Moon and that would be one killer poll

FredLeChouan
>>160923720

Par-contre l'inconvénient c'est qu'il y a plus d'humour verbal que de ĺ'humour visuelle, ça peut être compliqué si on a pas l'habitude. ( moi après ça ne me dérange pas je suis du genre curieux de tout)

Troy Hickman
>>160963168

Here's another one. If you stretched a row of hot dogs from here to the moon, you would really be wasting a lot of food...

Beddoe

I'd love to see you react to one of Charlie Chaplin's silent films. I'd recommend 'City Lights' (1931).

Eddie Perkins
>>160984387

That's funny. I need to start making sure autocorrect is turned off. For some reason, it loves referring to me as the second person.

Thats MR. Baldamort
>>160984387

@Dasha TO kill a mockingbird should be watched at least onces by every human on this planet. It would be awesome to have you watch it regardless of polls. Much like oppenhimer, its one of those movies you need to watch at least once in your life. Important films in cinema history. For their own separate reasons.

Eddie Perkins
>>160984387

Some schools still teach To Kill a Mockingbird. For example, the Biloxi, Mississippi, school district removed the book from its 8th-grade curriculum in 2017, but many teachers still taught it in 2022. It's a must-watch.

Troy Hickman
>>160984387

Dash, I would say so. It's based on one of the best novels ever written, it falls into that category of old timey movies that you like, and it is such a powerful human story. Gregory Peck gives an iconic performance, and if you watch closely you'll even see a young Robert Duvall in there. If you watch it, I promise to supply the popcorn...😉

Troy Hickman
>>160984387

Eddie, I have used both the novel and the movie in my creative writing and English classes. I am amazed when I get college students who were never required to read it in public school.

Troy Hickman
>>161011591

Or you can put your own music soundtrack to it. Imagine Thomas Edison's 1910 silent version of Frankenstein with Edgar Winter's hard rocking song Frankenstein in the background...🎸🎶

Eddie Perkins
>>161011591

I like Harold Lloyd better than Chaplin when it comes to silent comedies, but if I were to pick a silent film, it would be Nosferatu or The Phantom of the Opera. I love classic horror, even when it is silent, and Lon Chaney was the best!

Doce
>>160984387

I would suggest reading the book before watching the movie. Unless people don’t read books anymore…

Eddie Perkins
>>160984387

Please don't do that to us. I don't want to wait another year for her to read the book, and I'm not getting any younger.

Tom Castro

A great (and often overlooked) black and white movie is "Angels With Dirty Faces". It stars screen legends James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Pat O'brien and The Dead End Kids. But be prepared: you will cry at the end.

Troy Hickman
>>161054426

A great choice, probably the most serious of the Dead End Kids/Bowery Boys films, of which I am a fan.

Troy Hickman
>>161011591

Yeah, I think overall I prefer Harold Lloyd as well. For horror/fantasy, I think Dasha could probably appreciate Nosferatu, The Phantom of the Opera, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, and Metropolis. And if we also want to throw in early sound films, the Fritz Lang / Peter Lorre masterpiece M. It would be great if any of us could watch Chaney in London After Midnight, but alas it doesn't exist anymore.

Troy Hickman
>>160984387

What? You're not getting any younger? Man, I feel sorry for you guys that are not getting any younger. I'm a regular Benjamin Button...😉

Troy Hickman
>>160934034

Yeah, although the 2024 movie is called The Deliverance, and it's about a supposed demonic possession that took place about 90 miles from me here in Lafayette Indiana. Although both movies are arguably horror in their own way...😉

puppers
>>160907355

Yeah it won that poll, but I also think she probably didn't like it and doesn't want to give us a bad reaction. Or maybe she fell asleep during the reaction, lol. Personally, I never really liked that movie. So I would understand.

Michael@GetFitwithDogs
>>160907355

🤷‍♂️ I'll take a bad reaction, or at least an update. I didn't vote for it originally, but got talked into reevaluating and changing my vote to it by the patrons here. I hope it comes out.

Tom Castro
>>161054426

It is a personal favorite of mine from when I first saw it as a little kid about 8 yrs old. It made me a Cagney and Bogart fan. I am shocked that it gets so overlooked considering how powerful and moving film that it is with such a stellar cast. I hope that it will get discovered by some reactors and bring it to the attention of new generations of movie lovers.

thebeefmaster
>>160963168

No information travels through space faster than light. ?? Are you aware of quantum entanglement? It is what Einstein called "spooky action at a distance". My explanation for this phenomenon is that everything in creation contains a God particle and therefore every particle can be in instantaneous/simultaneous communication with every other particle.

Michael@GetFitwithDogs
>>160963168

I am, and entanglement is very strange stuff! That information isn't traveling through space though, so it's not violating that rule. There is a great channel that breaks this stuff down, called Arvin Ash.

thebeefmaster
>>160963168

Some scientists have come to the conclusion that a warp drive propulsion system is allowed by Einstein's Theory of Relativity. If they are correct, and I believe that they are, then information, be it a person with a message, something written down, digital data, etc., could be transmitted (moved) about at faster than light speed. I love to think about these kinds of things. Sounds like you do too.

Michael@GetFitwithDogs
>>160963168

I do! If the warp drive can be created, it will bend space bringing two distant points together for a short trip rather than traveling through space to get there, so it still won't break the law about the lightspeed limit. I've seen it explained as putting a dot at two ends of a paper. Traveling through space from one dot to the other is limited by the speed of light. However, if you warp space you bring the two dots together (folding the paper) and then it's just a small hop. Fascinating stuff!

Peter Gad

Dasha, out of all of these, you will like The Maltese Falcon the least by far. It’s a shame people vote without keeping the reactor’s taste in mind. Maltese Falcon has an iconic style, some iconic lines and the charisma of Humphrey Bogart, but doesn’t have much more to offer in my opinion. Endless heavy handed expository dialogue. A complete absence of organic emotion. No character is worth rooting for. A plot not worth caring about (at least to me.). I really hope you won’t be put off by black and white movies after watching Maltese Falcon, because the rest of the movies on this list are real gems I think you’ll love. Definitely be sure to watch ROMAN HOLIDAY with Audrey Hepburn. A delightful, perfectly made film. And then be sure to get to another sublime black and white Audrey Hepburn classic not on the list, SABRINA.

JokesterHollywood
>>161200542

Maltese Falcon set the standard by which all subsequent detective fiction would be judged, it has won several awards and is one of the highest rated movies ever. Dont put your subjective taste in front of what Dasha may or may not enjoy. She has always been an open minded reactor and has loved other black and white movies on her channel. She especially mentions a lot that she loves detective films. So im not sure what convinces you that this isnt her taste. This is exactly her kind of movie.

Troy Hickman
>>161200542

Presumably the solution to this would be for Dasha to eventually watch all these films. Frankly, I could watch her react to a 1950s public School information film about the basic food groups, and I would be completely entertained...😉

Peter Gad
>>161200542

I’m not disputing its importance in cinema history. I myself love film noir detective films but just happen to find Maltese Falcon uninteresting except as an exercise in style and atmosphere. So I do think she could potentially find it off putting, tedious and otherwise unimpressive-for all the reasons I listed before-despite its historically influential, innovative style, even if she is a fan of other detective films. I think the other films on the list would be much more enjoyable for her to watch. And I do think they have much more to offer. They all have much better scripts, much better acting, likable characters, emotionally engaging stories AND gorgeous black and white cinematographic style and atmosphere. But sure, she might end up loving it, who knows.

Tippytoe

Roman Holiday!!!

Tippytoe

Roman Holiday was Audrey Hepburn's 1st film & OMG she was so lovely. Sabrina is another Hepburn film & my favorite. You'd also love Sunset Blvd. It's an absolute classic. Dasha -- continue being so girly & pretty & come to America sometime!

Eddie Perkins

I hope she plays Roman Holiday. And I'm not going to stop asking for "To Kill a Mockingbird."

RX-1

The 1939 Of Mice and Men with Burgess Meredith and Lon Chaney Jr. is really well-done, you might want to see that.